She has written, produced, and directed two plays. (See Clips.) Her screenplay, DETECTIVE IN THE CITY OF BEAUTIFUL WOMEN, was awarded honorable mention in the Table Read My Screenplay contest. Her writing has appeared in The Believer, The Atlantic (online), Rolling Stone (online), Smithsonian (online), Vulture, Salon, Vice, Longreads, Racked, Jezebel, The Hairpin, The Awl, and elsewhere. She has also done plenty of catering, which she not-so-secretly adores. Over her 8+ years of freelance experience, she has written marketing copy for everything from specialty manicure tools to indie theater companies, worked with CEOs and startup founders as the editor-in-chief of Hippo Thinks to help them publish in places like Forbes and Fast Company, edited numerous PhD dissertations, written viral reported pieces, and been featured several times on. Shuman Fiction Award an NU Undergraduate Research Symposium award the J.G Nolan Scholarship and the Hulda & Maurice Rothschild Endowment for academic excellence and a membership in Phi Beta Kappa.Īfter college, she worked in children's publishing and teaching before going freelance. Shuman Best Senior Honors Thesis in the English Major in Writing Award and the Edwin L. She was the recipient of both the Edwin L. This article was written after the conviction of Wuornos, and uses past literature written on the case to redefine Wuornos as a serial killer.Tori Telfer graduated magna cum laude from Northwestern University with a Bachelor of Arts in creative writing. “The Role of Psychopathy and Sexuality in a Female Serial Killer.” Journal of Forensic Science 50, no.
Myers, Wade, Gooch, Erik, and Meloy, Reid. (June 1993): 12-15.Ĭhesler interviews Wuornos and her lawyers to give an unbiased impression of the case, and argue if Wuornos is a serial killer or was fighting back. “A woman's right to self-defense: The case of Aileen Carol Wuornos.” Off Our Backs 23, no.
This resource uses past literature on the topic to discuss and understand the similarities, and differences of specific cases.Ĭhesler, Phyllis. Serial killing is very infrequent, and the perpetrators are usually white, intelligent males with sadistic tendencies.
Single homicide committed by women is rare. “Female Serial Killers: Review and Case Report.” Criminal Behavior and Mental Health 16, no 3, September 2006:167-176. Andreas, Frei, Vollm, Brigit, Graf, Marc, and Dittman, Volker.
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